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16 years ago @ KOMO - Seattle, WA - Willie Nelson crew sti... · 0 replies · +1 points

Washington State voters, exercise your right to vote. Get I-1068 on the November ballot by signing the I-1068 petition. Washington State Initiative-1068, the Marijuana Reform Act, with enough signatures to get it on the November ballot, would allow you to vote for or against the legalization of Marijuana. let's allow the voters to decide, not some biased politicians backed by special interest groups and lobbyists hired by pharmaceutical, alcohol, tobacco, and other major companies.
I-1068 would " remove all civil and criminal penalties for persons eighteen years or older who cultivate, possess, transport, sell, or use marijuana. Marijuana would no longer be defined as a 'controlled substance'. civil and criminal penalties relating to drug paraphernalia and provisions authorizing seizure or forfeiture of property would no longer apply to marijuana related offenses committed by persons eighteen years or older. the measure would retain current restrictions and penalties applicable to persons under eighteen".
visit sensiblewashington.org for more information.

16 years ago @ KOMO - Seattle, WA - Willie Nelson crew sti... · 0 replies · +7 points

here we go, again, and again, and again. the marijuana laws are ridiculous and need to go the same direction that alcohol prohibition went.....out of our lives and into the history books.

16 years ago @ KOMO - Seattle, WA - Hyer, facing pot charg... · 2 replies · +5 points

another life is now ruined by marijuana prohibition. what a waste. his future is now in question, taxpayer money has been flushed down the drain, and the justice system gets more overloaded.

16 years ago @ KOMO - Seattle, WA - Hyer, facing pot charg... · 10 replies · +4 points

Washington State voters, exercise your right to vote. Get I-1068 on the November ballot by signing the I-1068 petition. Washington State Initiative-1068, the Marijuana Reform Act, with enough signatures to get it on the November ballot, would allow you to vote for or against the legalization of Marijuana. let's allow the voters to decide, not some biased politicians backed by special interest groups and lobbyists hired by pharmaceutical, alcohol, tobacco, and other major companies.
I-1068 would " remove all civil and criminal penalties for persons eighteen years or older who cultivate, possess, transport, sell, or use marijuana. Marijuana would no longer be defined as a 'controlled substance'. civil and criminal penalties relating to drug paraphernalia and provisions authorizing seizure or forfeiture of property would no longer apply to marijuana related offenses committed by persons eighteen years or older. the measure would retain current restrictions and penalties applicable to persons under eighteen".
visit sensiblewashington.org for more information.

16 years ago @ KOMO - Seattle, WA - Teen convicted in Tuba... · 0 replies · +4 points

our justice system, like our government, is dysfunctional (at best.). it simply doesn't work as it should.

16 years ago @ KOMO - Seattle, WA - Wash. justices to hear... · 0 replies · +3 points

Washington State voters, exercise your right to vote. Get I-1068 on the November ballot by signing the I-1068 petition. Washington State Initiative-1068, the Marijuana Reform Act, with enough signatures to get it on the November ballot, would allow you to vote for or against the legalization of Marijuana. let's allow the voters to decide, not some biased politicians backed by special interest groups and lobbyists hired by pharmaceutical, alcohol, tobacco, and other major companies.
I-1068 would " remove all civil and criminal penalties for persons eighteen years or older who cultivate, possess, transport, sell, or use marijuana. Marijuana would no longer be defined as a 'controlled substance'. civil and criminal penalties relating to drug paraphernalia and provisions authorizing seizure or forfeiture of property would no longer apply to marijuana related offenses committed by persons eighteen years or older. the measure would retain current restrictions and penalties applicable to persons under eighteen".
visit sensiblewashington.org for more information.

16 years ago @ KOMO - Seattle, WA - Wash. justices to hear... · 0 replies · +3 points

Powerlungs 420;

not much is left for me to say, except “C’mon folks…..let’s get rid of the problem in Washington State. legalize marijuana and let the government tax and regulate it”.

16 years ago @ KOMO - Seattle, WA - Obama: US would go ban... · 6 replies · -11 points

Washington State voters, exercise your right to vote. Get I-1068 on the November ballot by signing the I-1068 petition. Washington State Initiative-1068, the Marijuana Reform Act, with enough signatures to get it on the November ballot, would allow you to vote for or against the legalization of Marijuana. let's allow the voters to decide, not some biased politicians backed by special interest groups hired by pharmaceutical, alcohol, and tobacco companies.
I-1068 would " remove all civil and criminal penalties for persons eighteen years or older who cultivate, possess, transport, sell, or use marijuana. Marijuana would no longer be defined as a 'controlled substance'. civil and criminal penalties relating to drug paraphernalia and provisions authorizing seizure or forfeiture of property would no longer apply to marijuana related offenses committed by persons eighteen years or older. the measure would retain current restrictions and penalties applicable to persons under eighteen".
visit sensiblewashington.org for more information.

16 years ago @ KOMO - Seattle, WA - Obama: US would go ban... · 2 replies · -11 points

when I think of healthcare for Medical Marijuana card holders, I think of a very real and pervasive problem that Obama’s Health Care doesn’t address. most Medical Marijuana patients are experiencing severe problems that prescription drugs fail to cure or diminish in severity. I consider it a crime that the Obama administration has conveniently refused to include, in his Health Care plan, legislation addressing this issue. Meanwhile, medical marijuana patients are forced to tolerate ambiguous and unjust laws, and law enforcement violation of their rights.

16 years ago @ KOMO - Seattle, WA - Seahawks linebacker Hi... · 1 reply · +3 points

The marijuana laws need to be changed, and this should be an obvious example.
Washington State voters, exercise your right to vote. Get I-1068 on the November ballot by signing the I-1068 petition. Washington State Initiative-1068, the Marijuana Reform Act, with enough signatures to get it on the November ballot, would allow you to vote for or against the legalization of Marijuana. let's allow the voters to decide, not some biased politicians backed by special interest groups hired by pharmaceutical, alcohol, and tobacco companies.
I-1068 would " remove all civil and criminal penalties for persons eighteen years or older who cultivate, possess, transport, sell, or use marijuana. Marijuana would no longer be defined as a 'controlled substance'. civil and criminal penalties relating to drug paraphernalia and provisions authorizing seizure or forfeiture of property would no longer apply to marijuana related offenses committed by persons eighteen years or older. the measure would retain current restrictions and penalties applicable to persons under eighteen".
visit sensiblewashington.org for more information.

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